The main building of the Faroese University (which I only discovered this month - quite impressive after having been at the university for four months). A little different to the one at home, but it has its charm!

Had to make some phone calls today, which is a little scary in Faroese, but it all went very well!

Lots of people take photos of this statue in the centre of town, and it appears on lots of postcards, so I thought I should take one too...

Classic. All they need now is someone to translate Roger Red Hat into Faroese, and then they're set...

Heading home after some great days together :)

Just outside Eiði on Eysturoy, with Risin and Kellingin in the background.

Trying to show as much as I can in three days! (We managed to cram a lot in!)

Visitors! :)

Spent a lot of time by the photocopier today... But had like one of my most productive days in YONKS.

At a Church leaders' meeting on the Logos Hope.

On TV!

Back on the Hope looking across the city. This photo really isn't very good.

The original Faroese flag on the island of Suðuroy. Unfortunately the church was locked, but we could still see it anyway :)

The Prime Minister speaking at the arrival of Logos Hope (see here).

An Easter Egg arrived from England today! Almost in one piece ;)

I took a photo as I was strolling jollily down the road, but then I remembered that I'd left the cable at home, so I couldn't upload the picture... So I took a photo of the picture, and I think it turned out quite arty :)

I like this picture, because Kropsrøkt means 'body care'.

Walking around trying to find somewhere to eat on Easter Monday - but at least the weather's good!

Happy Easter! The band went to play outside the hospital (I should point out that this isn't the main hospital building!).

Vesturkirkjan. (On one of my walkabouts in town).

I didn't miss out on my Good Friday hot cross buns! (see here).

It looks like this picture of me was cut out and stuck on. I perched the camera on top of a gate, which is pretty stupid on a windy mountain.

The Skansin fort, which was actually the British base on the islands during the war.

All over the city, there are little green areas with statues - I walked past these hundreds of times last year, but never noticed them, and I thought they were kinda cool.

A view down at the harbour.

Have I got the right place? (see here).

Going back to the Faroes! (see here).

It was great to meet up with Ruben and Kathy in London today - Kathy is Canadian, but she always manages to show me great parts of London that I never knew existed.

I thought you'd appreciate a photo of me in the shower:

The shower is finished. Woohoo!